Sentence examples for during its banking from inspiring English sources

Ireland was particularly attractive during its banking and building boom.

But Sweden's experience during its bank crisis in the 1990s at least offers some hope: by some accounts, its solution ended up costing the government nothing in the long run.

Canada has outperformed other major industrialized democracies through the global financial crisis, recovering all of the jobs that were lost during the recession while its banking sector remained intact.

In its latest guidance, the comptroller said that it would begin scrutinizing the deposit-advance programs during its routine bank examinations.

Its banking system has held up well, with some national banks posting healthy profits during the financial crisis.

In Assam the river is mighty, even in the dry season, and during the rains its banks are more than 5 miles (8 km) apart.

Because the business shrunk by 50 percent during the recession, its bank — even though the business stayed profitable — decided to call the line of credit.

Athens issued the bonds in 2009 to provide liquidity support for its banks during the global credit crisis.

This weekend it was the Calder that rampaged down the road, the river having burst its banks during the wettest Boxing Day recorded in the West Yorkshire town.

And Switzerland in general must be relieved that the shadowy activities of its banks during and after World War II have been crowded from the headlines.

That option is important for Ireland, which invested more than 30 billion euros, or about $40 billion, to rescue its banks during the crisis.